Dude, same. The yfinance python library documentation is so frustrating. I ended up bookmarking this Notion page where someone compiled all the useful bits: [link].
Another hack: Use the `help()` function in Python directly on the yfinance methods. It’s not perfect, but it’s faster than digging through GitHub.
Another hack: Use the `help()` function in Python directly on the yfinance methods. It’s not perfect, but it’s faster than digging through GitHub.
